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by deft 8y ago
The name isn't a coincidence. I kind of agree with you, there's a whole lot of words and invented terminology but not much is being said... however solving the problems DLT currently has is (hopefully) doable even if the "wel
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by deft 8y ago
Thanks for the detailed reply. To me TurtleCoin is just a fun project that's trying a different approach: make something first. It has a long way to go and as it exists now is how you describe. In the long run the project members are h
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by deft 8y ago
Thanks for your honesty. I do hope your project succeeds and the root turns out how you planned, I just have some doubt. It's been tried before. Keep working at it :)
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by deft 8y ago
Mobilecoin is a token powered by a stellar smart contract. I don't care if Moxie or god himself is the lead of the project, because it's incredibly limited in scope (actually stellar advertises that as a feature of their smart con
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by deft 8y ago
"We always had that feature!"
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by deft 8y ago
"The root" is an exact copy of BlackBerry 10's Hub and sounds great. The problem with all these new phones is they can't secure enough funding or developer attention to ever take off. Not to mention hostility from third
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by deft 8y ago
Yes, multiple people on reddit have said that's exactly what they did.
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by deft 8y ago
This is just the surface, with personal politics and clashing personalities obscured. The scene is incredibly dramatic and childish.
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by deft 8y ago
Agreed. China is an economic and societal rival though, so it makes sense to fight against 'their way' of doing things. In this specific case as well, it's pretty easy to argue that using female employees as advertisement isn
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by deft 8y ago
This is just a re-sorted version of producthunt. Wouldn't be too hard to sort it with some stupid deep-learning model then upload the links to the bitcoin blockchain in that order.
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by deft 8y ago
People will copy you, especially if you release it as open source. I promise you that. But they will most likely fail. Release it to a small audience without much fanfare and build up customers/users that way. In the public ledger worl
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by deft 8y ago
Nowhere, I wasn't really referencing the article directly. Just a related thought I have.
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by deft 8y ago
This exact tired old argument is being applied to: blockchain / DLT AI VR CRISPR in some senses Unless you have a reason to compare it to the "early days of the internet", don't. A technology being new and unknown doesn&
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by deft 8y ago
I'm specifically talking about the strategies used in Deep / Machine learning to approximate intelligence through probability.
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by deft 8y ago
I'm not an AI researcher (although from my internet reading that's not a hard title to claim ;)) but I feel that ML/DL can't go much farther than they already have. The concept of "we just need more power" is a
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by deft 8y ago
You would have to store login data on your PC somewhere. 2FA wouldn't be possible unless you had some kind of interaction with the script at runtime.
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by deft 8y ago
At my bank, the best way is to run a cronjob to download a CSV formatted report. Probably needs phantomjs or similar. I think this is the general situation. Banks don't have (open) APIs and I don't think they have any intention of
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by deft 8y ago
21.co / earn.com is a serial flop, pivoting markets and functionality multiple times. I wouldn't be surprised if the funding was simply a way to secretly do something. Nefarious or not.
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by deft 8y ago
You've got to be kidding me. THATS what you take out of it? Are wall street bankers being forced to pee in bottles to avoid getting fired?
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by deft 8y ago
Thanks for the info and the links :) the blog post sounds like my dream haha. I've only been at my current job for a few months, so I won't ask yet, but I'm going to try this.
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by deft 8y ago
coinlib is about a million times better than CMC. No offense to your site at all, but CMC is just terrible to use. Your site makes it somewhat better as it seems to load faster. I hope coinlib grows and takes over the role CMC has because i
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by deft 8y ago
Yeah, how does it affect him at all? He worked on a great product and the leak didn't make it worse. Most likely just Apple trying to add a personal element to dissuade leakers, by also accusing them of hurting friends/colleagues.
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by deft 8y ago
Thanks, I can definitely see that happening. I don't want to work remotely excusively, just a day at home per week would be cool with me and balance out the negatives you mention.
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by deft 8y ago
A bunch of people are suggesting "work from home". Which sounds great but at the same time impossible. I don't think I could convince my employer to let me. I'm sure I'm not alone.
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by deft 8y ago
how does that link invalidate the parent comment? No more details on who is saying "backpage is good". And I almost guarantee sex-trafficked women aren't the ones defending it. So why don't we listen to the victims of t
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by deft 9y ago
That's exactly the issue privacy currencies like Monero and to an extent Zcash solve.
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by deft 9y ago
Came here to say this :). Abuse of admin privileges on social networks has always been a problem. Only recently are the networks worth billions of dollars though.
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by deft 9y ago
People don't understand the EEA. They think it means "these partners will use the publicly traded ETH asset"
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by deft 9y ago
Libertarianism is an ideology that relies on mental gymnastics.
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by deft 9y ago
That's totally different. He chose to kill the people and did it intentionally out of hate / pride for his country. This thread and the posted link are discussing whether something is immoral or not. He knew it would kill a ton of

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